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Meh. Sure lots of good stuff. Some funny stuff...B was funny...Elita was kinda fun. I thought Scatlett and Keegan did a good job too. Lawrence Fishburn...love the man and everything he's done, but kept hearing Morpheus when he gave a speech. Amazing color and animation. Very good world building. Probably brilliant in the theatre with 3D.

BUT...simply can't get past the crap voices. These are all highly accomplished actors in their own rights, who do the best they can with their roles, but Liam Hemsworth doesn't have the voice to be Optimus Prime. Brian Tyree Henry doesn't do Megatron justice at all. Steve Buscemi as Starscream was...ok...better when they modified his voice at least. Jon Hamm??? Just pictured his Mad Men character everytime he spoke. Shockwave? Pathetic. And for the love of all that's holy....why hasn't anyone ever gotten Soundwave right since the original cartoon???

As for the arc of D16 to Megatron...felt reeeeaaallly rushed and frankly out of character based on what we'd seen previously. Suddenly he snapped from the feeling of betrayal and became not only a homicidal murder bot, but a strong/loud vocal leader of the "guard"? Maybe the directors felt some kind of time constraints, but they did a disservice not drawing his arc out, and also the final transformations and battle between Optimus and Megatron.

No idea what all the fuss is about this being the greatest Transformer movie ever. Definitely better than some recent content, but best ever? Not even close.

No idea how they justify only making 2 seasons of Andor. I've rarely watched a better show...if ever. It deserves a 15/10. If they can't afford more episodes, don't even start the damn series. It could truly have been stretched into a new movie trilogy.

The writers, creaters, directors and producers should teach a masterclass on how to present a story to the rest of the world. Yes it's based on an already established premise, yet they still manage to create worlds and introduce characters you've never seen, with such development as to see inside people from both the rebellion and the empire, and humanize them all.

There's so much more to tell though, and i couldn't help but be a little angered each time i read "1 year later" the farther along season 2 progressed. Still.... BRAVO to everyone involved, and special props to whoever decided to pay homage to the original with the closing music in the last episode. Absolute masterpiece!

As per usual, pay ZERO attention to the video game gate keepers who demand to see their exact fantasies recreated in anime format, yet utterly fail to have the skills and vision to bring it to reality themselves.

I've never played the game and couldn't care less what the lore, background, history or whatever other bs demands. This is a brilliant show...period. The voice actors are A-list and perfectly cast. The action, CGI, colors, backgrounds, angles, fight scenes and especially the MUSIC soundtrack slaps! Did i mention how amazing the music is? Limp Bizkit, Evanescence, Crazy Town et al...used perfectly. There's plenty of world-building and background, all presented artistically and in such a way that anyone no knowing the 'lore' can enjoy every scene.

It's sad that so many people approach everything with preconceived notions as if everything should be catered directly to their expectations. They fail to appreciate and enjoy what's around them and as a result, you have a bunch of negative reviews deriding this (and many other) fantastic shows.

IGNORE the negativity and simply enjoy it.